Arco Trasno Hosts Final Stage of 2026 IFAA Galician League in Tomiño

The Club Arco Trasno hosted the final stage of the 2026 IFAA-Spain Galician AAL League, bringing together 22 archers for a day of competition and community at the Pabellón de Goián in Tomiño.

The event marked the conclusion of the season, with athletes competing across distances of up to 30 meters using three-dimensional animal targets.

The tournament featured a mix of veteran competitors and rising talent from the host club, alongside athletes representing the Arqueros Ártabros club from A Coruña, according to reporting by Telemariñas. The day served as both a final test of skill and an opportunity to recognize the season’s top performers.

Officials present 2026 league general classification trophies

Following the final rounds, officials presented the trophies for the 2026 league’s general classification. Winners across several divisions were recognized for their consistency throughout the season.

In the barebow recurvo categories, the victors included Julio Luis Sande Vázquez in the veteran men’s division, Genaro Bouzos Barros in the adult men’s, and Carmen Figueroa Salgueiro in the adult women’s class. Anxo Pereira Fernández secured the top spot in the junior men’s freestyle unlimited category.

Additional category winners included Adrián Millán Figueroa in bowhunter compound, Anita Ribeiro in women’s traditional recurvo, and Manuel Mata Castro in the veteran men’s traditional recurvo division. The competition concluded with a shared meal for participants and organizers, emphasizing the club’s focus on fostering camaraderie.

Continued activity in Barbanza

The competitive schedule remained active shortly after the Tomiño event, with club members traveling to Barbanza on Sunday for the first of three scheduled 3D Indoor competitions. Arco Trasno fielded archers in the barebow, traditional, and compound categories at the event.

The club credited the success of its recent activities to the support of the Concello de Tomiño, along with partners CEAMSA and CONSA. Organizers described this institutional support as essential for the continued promotion and development of archery within the region.

Upcoming indoor championship in December

The local archery calendar moves toward its next milestone on December 5, when the Pabellón de Goián will host the Galician Indoor Archery Championship for People with Disabilities and the II Open DisArco Trophy. This event is expected to draw competitors from across Galicia and other parts of Spain.